"On a day-to-day level, one of the greatest challenges facing most humans is the quest to avoid living in an unconscious fog—this fog is where you are when you make big life decisions for small-minded reasons, when you short-sightedly side-step your own integrity, when you continually prioritize the wrong things over the right things, settle for mediocrity out of fear, or waste huge amounts of your precious time procrastinating. And this is one issue science can’t help with—an unconscious fog can only be combated through spiritual growth. (bolding mine - Jgnat)"
Spiritual or not, nearly everybody moves through an unconscious fog. That's how I picked my husband, a specactularly illogical choice (but somehow so, so very good for me).
I'm not entirely convinced that spirituality makes us any better at these things.
- Integrity I tie to reason, not to spirituality.
- Procrastination can be a result of over-dependence on reason. Reason left alone is very bad at making decisions. It's our impulsive, intuitive side that pushes us to decide.
- Religion can push fears and phobias we didn't have before, which can lead to worse decisions.
Religous spirituality perhaps, sets social norms and conformity. Which can be useful or overdone depending.